1:00 h from Vienna
1:50 h from Linz
2:20 h from Graz
Zwetschgenhöhe
Nestled in the shade of a large plum tree, just a stone’s throw from a farm with cows, ponies, and chickens, you let your gaze wander across lush meadows down into the forest-fringed valley.
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- Check-in 15:00
- Check-out 11:00
- 2 Adults
Close to a farm/property
- Dogs not allowed
Few encounters
Panoramic Views
Farm Animals
Adventure Level 2
Jaqueline und Hubert
Your Host







Getting there
BY Car
60 km from Vienna. Calculate with a travel time of 1:00 h.
BY TRAIN
Approx. 1:50 h from Vienna by train.
We recommend checking schedules in advance, as public transport connections in rural areas are limited and may vary depending on the day.
Surroundings
Equipment
In our cabins, you'll find everything essential for your stay in nature. The cabin is equipped with a wood stove, cosy blankets, a hot water bottle, and tea to keep you warm even on colder days. We recommend packing warm clothing like snug socks, thick sweaters, and a raincoat for rainy days. Additionally, please remember to bring sturdy footwear and rubber boots, as the meadows and fields around can be damp and muddy during the cooler months. You can add extra amenities like bikes, a grill, or a fire bowl (depending on the location).
Extras, Activities & Goodies
For your stay, you can choose from a variety of extras – depending on the location. From lovingly curated meal kits (some straight from the neighboring farm) and selected drinks to thoughtful touches and special activities. Wherever possible, we collaborate with local partners and focus on sustainable offerings.
The gallery below gives you an overview of the regional highlights available at his location. For a full overview of all bookable extras, head over here.
You can select your extras during the booking process – or later via the Raus Companion.
Our tip: To ensure everything is ready for your arrival, we recommend booking early.

Meet your host Jaqueline und Hubert
Your contact person on-site
Jaqueline and Hubert are your on-site hosts. Together, they run the farm, which has been in the family since 1852. Their focus is on sustainable forestry and gentle suckler cow farming – a highly ethical approach where the cows aren't milked, allowing the calves to grow up naturally alongside their mothers. They know every animal by name, foster strong bonds within the herd, and put mindful care for nature and animals at the heart of everything they do.
For any questions or concerns during your stay, your host is here to help.
